💰Proposed Changes to Options Regulatory Fee Impacting Businesses
The Miami International Securities Exchange proposes a temporary decrease in the Options Regulatory Fee, reducing it from $0.0019 to $0.0015 per contract until year-end, followed by a proposed increase to $0.0017 in 2026. This aims to balance regulatory costs associated with options trading amidst high trading volumes and industry volatility.
Learn More💼Nasdaq PHLX Proposes Changes to Options Transaction Fees
Nasdaq PHLX LLC proposes changes to its Options 7 regulations, adjusting transaction fees and incentive programs. Key amendments include replacing the Broker-Dealer Customer Facilitation waiver with a transaction cap and altering the Floor Broker Incentive Program to incorporate electronic QCC orders. These adjustments seek to encourage larger trade volumes and potentially enhance trading dynamics on the Exchange.
Learn More📊MIAX Pearl Proposes Changes to Options Regulatory Fee Structure
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice regarding MIAX Pearl's proposed rule change to adjust the Options Regulatory Fee (ORF). The proposal includes a temporary reduction of the fee from $0.0018 to $0.0014 per contract and an increase to $0.0016 starting January 1, 2026, reflecting recent trading volumes and regulatory costs.
Learn More📈Proposed Rule Changes for Cboe Magnificent 10 Index Options
The notice addresses a proposed rule change by the Cboe Exchange aimed at introducing p.m.-settled options for the Cboe Magnificent 10 Index. This includes adjustments to existing rules to enhance trading flexibility and expand expiration dates, effectively providing market participants with new strategies for managing investment risks and optimizing portfolio performance.
Learn More📈SEC Proposes Rule Change for ETF Options Listing
The SEC has announced a proposed rule change to amend Exchange Rule 402, which would permit the listing of options on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) meeting specific transparency criteria. This change aims to enhance trading efficiency and provide investors with new hedging opportunities by aligning options listing standards with existing ETF regulations. The proposal seeks to streamline the process, benefiting the broader investing community.
Learn More📈SEC Proposal for Options on ETFs
The SEC has announced a proposed rule change permitting MIAX PEARL to list options on exchange-traded funds (ETFs), defined under Rule 6c-11 of the Investment Company Act. This change aims to streamline the trading of options on ETFs, aligning with enhanced transparency and surveillance practices, ultimately benefiting investors by offering additional trading opportunities.
Learn More📈New ETF Options Trading Standards Proposed by SEC
The SEC announces proposed rule changes allowing the listing and trading of options on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) under updated standards. This move aims to streamline the approval process and increase transparency, benefiting investors by providing improved risk management tools and quicker market access.
Learn More📈Proposed Rule Change for Cboe Magnificent 10 Index Options Trading
The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a notice regarding Cboe Exchange's filing to add options on the Cboe Magnificent 10 Index and update Market-Maker appointment tiers. This change aims to enhance transparency around index options, fostering a more open market.
Learn More💰MIAX Sapphire Introduces Non-Transaction Fees for Floor Participants
The MIAX Sapphire Options Exchange is set to implement a new Fee Schedule, introducing non-transaction fees for floor participants. Changes include one-time application fees, monthly participant fees, and various additional fees, aimed at shaping a competitive environment for options trading while enhancing operational efficiency.
Learn More📈Nasdaq MRX Proposes Changes to Options Trading Fees
The Nasdaq MRX has announced a proposed rule change regarding adjustments to its SQF Port and SQF Purge Port fees, impacting Market Makers. The amendments include a new pricing structure and the removal of fee waivers, set to become effective starting January 1, 2026. The changes aim to align MRX fees with those of other exchanges while removing current caps on fees.
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